Poems About: FROG

In this page, poems on / about “frog” are listed.

  • 25.
    Frog, So Said

    My life of late
    like torrential rain
    Frog, so said
    My life of late read more »

    Philo Yan
  • 26.
    Croak, Croak, Croak...

    Croak, croak, croak
    Said the frog
    As he somersaulted over
    And old rotten log. read more »

    Rajesh Thankappan
  • 27.
    Frog-Making

    Said Frog papa to Frog mamma,
    'Where is our little daughter?'
    Said Frog mamma to Frog papa,
    'She's underneath the water.' read more »

    John Bannister Tabb
  • 28.
    Apple for a prince

    Nice apples can be red and often green
    and sometimes something in between
    Frogs are nearly always green
    Soon you'll see what I mean read more »

    Alan Draper
  • 29.
    the snake

    were does the sun go
    at night asked the otter
    of the frog.
    it gets swallowed by a snake read more »

    graham russell
  • 30.
    An Unfairy Story

    whilst fretfully she sleeps
    Frog Prince kisses the Princess
    turning her into a beautiful frog

    yes, and well...they lived read more »

    Dónall Dempsey
  • 31.
    Birthday Poem For Mr. W. Grimm

    AN UNFAIRY STORY

    whilst fretfully she sleeps
    Frog Prince kisses the Princess
    turning her into a beautiful frog read more »

    Dónall Dempsey
  • 32.
    Jump play

    Frog

    Jump read more »

    otteri selvakumar
  • 33.
    hilarious animal

    There once was a dog named Jadey
    who was really hyped and crazy
    stepped on a log
    and hit a frog read more »

    micheal scott
  • 34.
    The man from Kellogg

    There Once was a man from kellogg
    Who had a pet frog
    that thought it was a cat
    so it eat a rat read more »

    Brittney Pennington
  • 35.
    Storm

    Stillness hides the stars
    Serge and tree frogs call the wind
    Three raindrops tumble
    Into deluge then hush falls read more »

    Lynn Kincade
  • 36.
    The old pond

    Following are several translations
    of the 'Old Pond' poem, which may be
    the most famous of all haiku: read more »

    Matsuo Basho
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